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Originally, Study was going to be a conventional magazine with multiple contributors and different stories, but during Niquet’s conversations with its designers Ezra Petronio and Lana Petrusevych the concept evolved. Each issue would be a deep dive—or study—of a single subject. Vivienne Rohner is Study’s debut subject. The issue features about 60 images by the model and photographer, a mix of self-portraits, locations shots, and still lifes that tell a story of her recent travels. Ahead of its launch today and a party in Paris to celebrate it on the evening of July 5, after the Chanel haute couture show, Niquet and Rohner Zoomed in for a conversation about the project. Vivienne Rohner: My very first camera, I bought, I think I was 19, like four years ago. I always loved holding on to memories, and I was very much shaped by my mom in the ’90s. You know like those typical photo albums? She would stick every single print into those albums, very ’90s, and write, like, “first strand of hair.” And since I was traveling, I kind of fell in love with the idea of doing those albums, basically creating little photo books. So, I asked my friends what cameras they had and I got one, and I have had it now for four years and it broke last week. I’ve only ever taken pictures with a point and shoot. Because the way I take pictures is really in the moment there’s never a setup. I’m not constructing any picture that I take, it’s always I see the moment and it just has to go fast.